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"It shows that he can get stuff done," Christale Spain, chairwoman of the South Carolina Democratic Party, told The New York Times.

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“They think our voices are so small that we don’t count, and because we’re red,” fumed Monica Rossman, the chairwoman of the Glenn County Board of Supervisors in rural Northern California.

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Beverly Lindsay is chairwoman of the UK-based Association of Jamaican Nationals, which is based in the UK, and says everyone is praying for those affected by the hurricane.

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During the debate, the chairwoman of the Education Select Committee, Helen Hayes, called on the government "to do more to work with the travel industry" to stop "unfair price hikes".

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Labour chairwoman Anna Turley has written to Farage to ask if he endorses Pochin's comments and whether he will withdraw the Reform UK whip from her - meaning she would sit as an independent MP.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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